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FedEx Freight, Inc. is seeking a Director to design and operationalize the ICFR framework for SOX 404 readiness. You will partner with Finance, IT, Operations, and external auditors to ensure sustainable, well-documented control environments for the company’s first-year certification and ongoing governance.
You will lead scoping, risk assessment, control design, testing, and remediation efforts while providing dashboards and updates to the Audit Committee and senior leadership.
Reporting to the Vice President of Internal Audit, this role will design and operationalize the company's internal control framework over financial reporting (ICFR), ensuring compliance with Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. The Director will partner closely with Finance, IT, Operations, and external auditors to implement sustainable, efficient, and well-documented control environments that will support the company's first-year SOX certification and long-term governance goals.
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0-25% travel expected
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